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WSET Diploma Studies: Crémant
Originally Crémant referred to a style of sparkling wine or Champagne that was less fizzy – Krug had a Crémant in the 1970s. Today, Crémant refers to a French traditional method sparkling wine made outside of Champagne. Crémant was adopted … Continue reading
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